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Recipes that no require a high level of skill and can be prepared in a reasonably quick time.
Baked fish with tahini sauce (Lebanese samke harra)
This exquisite dish, which translates to “spicy fish,” is a celebrated staple in Lebanese cuisine. The baked fish with tahini sauce features fish topped with a luscious, slightly spicy tahini sauce, garnished with nuts and fresh herbs.
Vietnamese beef salad (bò lúc lắc)
Bò lúc lắc, also known as "shaking beef," is a delicious and healthy beef salad that combines tender beef, fresh vegetables, and a savory dressing.
Breaded pork cutlets
Breaded pork is a dish that captures the essence of home-cooked comfort food. This recipe will guide you through making delicious, golden-brown breaded pork cutlets that are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Perfect for any meal, this dish is sure to become a family favorite.
Vietnamese pumpkin soup (canh bí đỏ)
A traditional Vietnamese pumpkin soup that is simple to prepare. While the core ingredients often include pumpkin and either pork or shrimp, there are several variations that reflect regional tastes and personal preferences.
Cherries in syrup (as sauce)
This delightful treat can stand alone as a sumptuous dessert or be the star accompaniment to ice cream, pancakes, and more.
Lemon and mint sorbet
A lemon and mint sorbet is a refreshing and tangy dessert that's perfect for hot summer days. This easy-to-make sorbet is the perfect palate cleanser or light treat after a meal.
Lebanese semolina cake (namoura)
This cake, made with simple ingredients like semolina, sugar, and yogurt, it is easy to prepare and perfect for any occasion. The final touch of syrup adds a luscious sweetness that makes this cake truly irresistible.
Sumac mini-roasts
Sumac is a crimson red, tangy, and earthy spice commonly used in Middle Eastern cooking.
Pilaf with pine nuts and currants
A delightful and aromatic dish that combines white rice with the nutty flavor of pine nuts and the sweetness of currants. Cooked in a savory broth and flavored with onions, garlic, and paprika, this pilaf offers a harmonious blend of textures and tastes.
Sopapillas
Sopapillas enchant with their light, puffy texture and sweet, honeyed flavor, making them a beloved treat in Mexican cuisine and beyond. They are popular in Latin America, particularly Chile and Argentina.